Kryje

Kryje is a municipality and village in the Prague-West District in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. It lies to the west of Prague, in the rural and suburban area surrounding the capital. The municipality covers a territory characterized by low-density housing, agricultural land, and small woodlands. The local government consists of a mayor and a small municipal council responsible for local planning, services, and civil events.

The population of Kryje is small and primarily Czech. The local economy is based on agriculture and residential activity, with many residents commuting to Prague or nearby towns for work. Kryje has historical roots dating back to the medieval period, and it has historically been part of feudal estates in the region. In modern times it developed as a quiet rural community within easy reach of Prague.

Transport connections are mainly via regional roads; there is no railway station in Kryje. The nearest train stations and major transit links are located in surrounding municipalities, with bus services connecting Kryje to Prague and neighboring towns.

Civic life in Kryje is organized at the municipal level, with community events, local associations, and public services provided by the village administration. The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for walking, cycling, and agricultural tourism typical of the Central Bohemian landscape.